Fight Fire With Fire Raid on Suffragette HQs Ordered
London reports Home Secretary Mc Kenna orders Scotland Yard to clear out suffragette headquarters. Police raid militant offices nationwide as large crowds gather. Seven women are arrested while others are driven from their HQs. Newcastle on Tyne notes the raid uncovered various paraphernalia linked to the movement.
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McKenna
Scotland Yard
Walted Prous
London
England
Scotland Yard Opera Une
Kenna
Newspaper Owners Thrown in Jail
Charleston April 30 Fred Merrick and John Ramey editors and owners of the Labor Argun were arrested and jailed on charges of inciting jawbreaking. The paper urged minors to obstruct Paint Creek and Cabin Creek operations and encouraged men not to return to work. Attorneys prepared a petition for a writ of habeas corpus to seek their release.
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Charleston
W. Va
Fred Merrick
John Ramey
Argun
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
May Party Plans By Ladies of the Maccabees
The Ladies of the Maccabees announce plans for their annual May Party and concert at the State Armory on Friday night. The program features the Flaherty Orchestra, soloists Mrs Margaret Mahle and Frank Hasder, and a quartet including Mexara Brown Richards Pedigo Jourdee. A Pall follows the concert with decorated drill floor and a supper served in the basement by Mrs Hoones and assisted by the N I I Club.
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Ladies of the Maccabees
State Armory
Flaherty
Margaret Mahle
Mexara
Brown
Richards
Pedigo
Jour_ dee
Frank Hasder
Armory
Mackies
Fred Hoones
Gun Industry May Locate in Corry City
Maj McNary of Pittsburg arrived from Philadelphia to discuss a plant manufacturing a new firearm with Corry men and Chamber of Commerce, aiming to lure the company to Corry by offering a plant such as the vacant Waclar k plant. Local party leaders expect an afternoon meeting to decide the outcome of the opportunity.
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Maj. McNary
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Maj
McNary
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Waclark
Capt Smiths Workers Raise Good Sum
Donald Morgan as local officer in the Salvation Army started out yesterday morning to visit To vall bnat- Hoss houses in an effort to raise money to pay the Army debt on their Washington street property. He was successful yesterday and today and needed pledges amounting in all to more than a hundred dollars. Today he added nearly another hundred and believes in a few days he will have sufficient pledges. A number of larger firms in the city gave generous contributions to the cause. Four car loads of Kurtz Brass Beds were shipped out today, part of several large shipments in the past week.
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Donald Morgan
Salvation Army
Toval
Daughters of Isabella to Mark Eighth Anniversary in Corry
The Daughters of Isabella Corry branch will celebrate its eighth anniversary with a ceremony at MacSuber Hall. A class of twelve will be initiated into the first degree, followed by a banquet to honor the society’s work. Deputy State Regent Miss Cora McCabe will preside. More than eighty members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bella
Corry
National Catholic Society
Mac~ Suber
Order
Cora McCabe
Daughters of Isabella
Itme
Army drills to shape Company A before camp at Erle
Capt Brown leads Company A in two weekly drills at the Armory to train for camp at Erle from June 5 to June 12. A target drill next Tuesday evening introduces new recruits, followed by another Friday session. Regular drills continue every Tuesday and Friday to strengthen the troop.
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Brown
Heora
Erle
Sprinkling of Streets Began Today in Town
O H Gibbs started sprinkling the city streets this morning with a newly painted and repaired outfit. The work aimed to cut dust problems that have troubled merchants, especially on Main Street, where doors were kept closed due to road dust blowing in from the street. The effort brought noticeable relief to shopkeepers and improved traffic flow downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Gibbs
Bute Rean
Cit
Algo
Notable Baseball Meeting in Corry Chamber of Commerce Rooms
Notable baseball meeting held last night drew representatives from six shops and organizations in Corry. Secretary Porter called the session to order at eight fifteen and discussed electing a permanent president. Attendees included high school and local industry delegates such as Babbitt Hill and Carter, A Paulson Lathrop C Paulson, Cogswell Myers and Pierce, F P Whittlesey, Hol Crippen Downey, and F A Loveland. The meeting aimed to organize the city league following recent setbacks to the school team. Continued on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Corry
Messrs. Babbitt, Hill and Cartier
Kurtz Brass Red Company
A. Paulson
Lathrop
C. Paulson
Raymond Mfg. Co
Cogswell, Myers and Pierce
FP. H. Whittlesey
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Volnta
Warren National Bank
Warren, Pa
Warren Savings Bank
Hvary Modian Conventeyor
Kurtz Brass
Kurtz Brass Bed Company
D. OF I
E. Gibbs
Cers
Curia Upscale Oil Guy
First National Bank
THE
Citizens National Bank
Fayale’ Sistre Depository
Fodtal Savingh
JAS. L. West
Freauent i. Ww. Pasaus
Asst Canna
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